WOW!! I don't have to go far back into my memory to recall how highly acclaimed these speakers are! Surprised they're still up for sale!   To the fella that mentioned he wanted some... but in white? Paint baby, Paint was made for this!  

The Direct to Metal ones are fantastic... Got mine at $39.95 when they came out, should have replaced them all!!! Just not at  over $150 for a single disc LP!

You Called @Dave1291 ?? Mail lady brough me a new pair of jeans plus a tshirt that goes with these discs... and that pc board with the outputs got replaced too!     Great blues/rock here too! Thanks for the smooth stuff in the other thread, without the bourbon nightcaps since Feb smooth tunes help.   That board was in my BiFrost II, new one turned it into a Bifrost 2/64!

I looked...unfortunately the prices are through the roof. I'm hoping for another repressing

It shouldn't be 104 F down there yet @Abomb  No luck with those RUSH records at discogs, acousticsounds or elusivedisc?

I have one I've been meaning to put up for sale. It is still under warranty until March 6 2026 and is transferable. It has no scratches or dents, looks real nice. I can send you some pictures if you would like. 

Expand your horizons - try two(2x). Just sayin’ .  Hi, I’m Rich. I’m here to help you - 😎

Have a Sony X900H 65" TV with HDMI3 connected to a Cinema 600 sound bar.  This setup has been in use since 2021 or so. Have a DirecTV HR44 DVR into the HDMI1 on the Sony TV.  HDMI-CEC is enabled for everything.   For the first 3 years of this setup, everything worked as it should.  On the DirecTV remote which is programmed for the Sony TV when you hit volume up, the TV shows an indicator in the corner that the volume is increasing, and the sound through the Cinema 600 goes up.  When you hit volume down on the DirecTV remote the volume went down. A few months ago, something changed (nothing we've done).  Now when you hit volume up on the DirecTV remote, at first you see the volume begin to go up, but then it goes down, down, down and all the way down to 0 if you keep holding it in.  If you hit the volume down, it also goes down.  The only way to turn the volume up is to get the SONY or Klipsch remote and use this volume up controls.  We instantly thought the volume toggle button on the DirecTV remote went bad since operation worked fine juggling multiple remotes.  So we had DirecTV send us a brand new remote.  I walked through the on screen pairing process where it detected the TV as Sony and pushed out the Sony IR command set to the new DirecTV remote.  To our surprise, the same issue remains even with this new remote.  Every time you try to turn the volume up with DirecTV, you see the volume initially start to go up but then it goes down.  You can pulsate volume up on DirecTV remote and it just keeps going lower and lower until its completely muted at 0.  Break out the Sony remote and you can turn it up.   Now what I found is if I cover the IR EYE on the sound bar, this behavior doesn't happen.  As long as the sound bar does not "see" the DirecTV's remote, the volume up button will definitely turn the volume up as long as you hold it - all the way to 100% if you can stand it! So I have a bit of an eyesore going on.  A piece of paper colored in with a dark marker and packing tape holding it down across the sound bar.  Ugly, but it fixed the problem. Does anyone know what could have happened between 2021 and 2024 that causes the Cinema 600 sound bar to interpret Sony Volume Up from a DirecTV remote as volume down, but Sony volume Up from a Sony remote as Volume up?  I don't really need the IR eye but it would be nice to not have a big piece of tape on it.  If I want to change inputs, I have the iPhone app or the hardware buttons on the sound bar itself.

Right, I should have said asking instead of selling, but still the serial number has got me stumped!  

As you can see from the description of this forum section, you’ll probably be better posting your question in the 2 channel section.